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Tipitaka » Sutta Pitaka » Khuddaka Nikaya » Dhammapada » V7:Arahantavagga

Pali Versions : Pali-English version and Pali-Devanagri Version

Source: Adapted from the original translation by Thanissaro Bhikkhu.

Arahantavagga: The Arahant[]

90. In one who has gone the full distance, is free from sorrow, is fully releasedin all respects, has abandoned all bonds:no fever is found.

91. The mindful keep active, don't delight in settling back. They renounce every home,every home, like swans taking off from a lake.

92. Not hoarding, having understood food, their pasture — emptiness & freedom without sign:their trail, like that of birds through space,can't be traced.

93. Effluents ended, independent of nutriment, their pasture — emptiness & freedom without sign:their trail, like that of birds through space,can't be traced.

94. He whose senses are steadiedlike stallions well-trained by the charioteer, his conceit abandoned, free of effluent, Such: even devas adore him.

95. Like the earth, he doesn't react —cultured, Such, like Indra's pillar, like a lake free of mud. For him — Such — there's no traveling on.

96. Calm is his mind, calm his speech& his deed: one who's released through right knowing,pacified, Such.

97.The man faithless / beyond conviction ungrateful / knowing the Unmade a burglar / who has severed connections who's destroyed his chances / conditions who eats vomit: / has disgorged expectations:the ultimate person.

98. In village or wilds, valley, plateau: that place is delightful where arahants dwell.

99. Delightful wilds where the crowds don't delight, those free from passion delight, for they're not searching for sensual pleasures.

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